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Summary
Viral The Innovation Lab's research is primarily devoted to investigating regenerative mechanisms and developing advanced tissue engineering strategies targeting musculoskeletal and cardiac tissues, mucosa, and skin. A central aspect of this research involves elucidating the role of environmental cues and physiological stimuli in modulating tissue repair and regeneration. The effects of infection, as well as electric and micromechanical stimuli, represent key areas of investigation within the lab's focus.
In addition, the lab develops advanced tissue-engineered 3D models to faithfully replicate clinical conditions in a highly representative manner. These models are used to investigate the safety and efficacy of biomaterials, pharmaceutical compounds, and various therapeutic technologies.
The lab is also directly involved in the development of advanced technologies for tissue regeneration, utilizing innovative materials and smart devices. It participates in several national and international research projects, including Horizon, PRIN, and FIS programs.
The Innovation Lab has strong expertise in industrial research and can support companies in R&D activities, including analyses in accordance with ISO standards for CE marking purposes.
For more details, visit:www.theinnovationlab.it
Keywords
Tissue engineering; tissue regeneration; wound healing; biomaterials; New Approach Methodologies -NAMs.
Publications
Lia Rimondini: UPO IRIS; PUBMED
Group members
Group Leader
Group Leader
Researcher (RTT)
Post Doc Research Fellow
Post Doc Research Fellow
Post Doc Research Fellow
Post Doc Research Fellow
Federica Ferla
PhD Student
PhD Student
Tiziana Brosio
Research Fellow
Research Fellow
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